During the three consecutives year, the 2010 through 2012 Gift Of Giving Food Drive will provide over 6 million pounds of food to launch our campaign to help support Gift Of Giving Feed The Hungry Program project, and we look forward to the possibility of your partnership in our cooperative efforts to help us providing over 2 million pounds of food to support the 1.5 million needy individuals in Michigan that will seek food assistance.

We will provide temporary emergency food assistance for these individuals, once they have exhausted their unemployment and has not other source of income. We will also recommend these individuals to other food resources programs, which provides food assistance for individuals that do not meet the low-income requirements and are not eligible for food assistance.

The Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable Trust plans to purchase and distribute package foods to families and individuals. We will distribute food boxes to those individuals requesting assistance. We will distribute food vouchers and gift cards for individuals and families to be able to purchase food. We would also recommend these individuals to support groups that offer financial training and education in budgeting their weekly income to leave from a crisis and become self-sufficient.

The grant will help us improve our processes and distribution systems to provide food where and when it is needed. Your support will help us improve the variety and nutritional quality of the food distributed throughout southeastern Michigan to 2 million needy individuals.

The grant will help support us and increase the number of new clients in need of food assistance and give these individuals the opportunity to receive assistance through our program. The grant will improve our infrastructure and expand the underlying framework of our organization and program.

The grant will provide resources needed to remove any barriers by providing job training, skill training and other placement services to help our clients to become self-sufficient and self-reliant. More financial education training is needy to help individuals budget their income in these tough economic times. More job training and educational training is also needy to help them individuals to seek better careers in order to become self-sufficient and self-reliant.

We need more food assistance programs to help these individuals through tough economical times. More agencies providing resources that will help assist the needy and those who never before required food assistance.

The program will make available job training, counseling, placement services including job readiness, literacy training and skill training.